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Tomorrow is BarCamp Canberra, a festival of ideas and experiences, where participants decide what to present and attend on the day.
While it is hard to predict what people will talk about, I expect topics will range from technology and design to open data and social change, with a seasoning of personal experiences and interactive workshops.
For my own contribution to BarCamp this year, I decided to talk about crowdfunding - but not just from the position of someone who has looked into it and spoken to people who have done it before.
What I have done is created my own crowdfunding initiative, around a card-based tool I designed and have been using in social media training and consulting for about eight years.
As a result my talk at BarCamp will share my experience in setting up this campaign, from concept through to launch.
In fact I will be pushing the button to launch the crowdfunding campaign at the end of my presentation, seeking to raise the funds required to commercialise my tool, Social Media Planner.
That will give attendees a chance to follow my crowdfunding experience through to success, or learning experience. There's also a few early bird specials which people at BarCamp will get access to before anyone else.
So if you're interested in learning more about the process of setting up a crowdfunding campaign, any of the other topics likely to be discussed at BarCamp Canberra, or simply want to hang out with interesting and thoughtful people, come along tomorrow.
BarCamp Canberra is being held at Gungahlin Library from 9am on Saturday 15 March.
It is being sponsored by Inspiring Australia, a joint initiative of the Commonwealth and ACT governments.
Register at: https://barcampcanberra2014.eventbrite.com.au
While it is hard to predict what people will talk about, I expect topics will range from technology and design to open data and social change, with a seasoning of personal experiences and interactive workshops.
For my own contribution to BarCamp this year, I decided to talk about crowdfunding - but not just from the position of someone who has looked into it and spoken to people who have done it before.
What I have done is created my own crowdfunding initiative, around a card-based tool I designed and have been using in social media training and consulting for about eight years.
As a result my talk at BarCamp will share my experience in setting up this campaign, from concept through to launch.
In fact I will be pushing the button to launch the crowdfunding campaign at the end of my presentation, seeking to raise the funds required to commercialise my tool, Social Media Planner.
That will give attendees a chance to follow my crowdfunding experience through to success, or learning experience. There's also a few early bird specials which people at BarCamp will get access to before anyone else.
So if you're interested in learning more about the process of setting up a crowdfunding campaign, any of the other topics likely to be discussed at BarCamp Canberra, or simply want to hang out with interesting and thoughtful people, come along tomorrow.
BarCamp Canberra is being held at Gungahlin Library from 9am on Saturday 15 March.
It is being sponsored by Inspiring Australia, a joint initiative of the Commonwealth and ACT governments.
Register at: https://barcampcanberra2014.eventbrite.com.au
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